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Time, rods, histories, and conditional evolution
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The channel identity holds with every reference. The dynamical identity for additionally requires stationarity of the full preparation, not merely its marginal. This is the finite conditioning distinction emphasized in En09-A CheungEn09,PageWootters.
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